Its the moon walk against breast cancer this saturday - Battersea Power station.

Its that time of the year when men and women brave it all in the fight against the monster breast cancer. In bright colours, they walk the walk raising funds for charities involved with cancer research, care and treatment.
This year some 17,000amazing men and women are making their way to Battersea power station to take part the 'MoonWalk London' organised by grant-making breast cancer charity walk the walk.

In this years walk themed 'fly me to the moon' walkers have been challenged to get creative with anything to do with the outer space. So expect to see thousands of extraordinary bras emblazoned with anything from he aliens to the astronauts, star wars, star trek and the likes.
Flunted also are celebrity walkers - Harriet Thorpe- actress and walk the walk ambassador , Jen Big tits team, including actress and comedian Jennifer Saunders and broadcaster Professor Tanya Byron. Actress Emma Kennedy will be leading a team for the fourth consecutive year. In the team are ; TV Presenters Penny Smith and Janet Ellis among others.
You too can walk the walk to find out more, click here.

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Lisette Mibo joins the league of super models as she wins the model of the year for the second time.

Known for her hard work and lovable personality, Lisette yet again has proven why she deserves to be named among world super models. For the second time, she wins the model of the year. First at the beffta awards and now at the congolese achievement awards.

Accepting the award, in her usual gentle grateful approach, Lisette sends her gratitude to all who have voted and supported her. In her long flowing orange colour block dress designed by the award winning designer Mr Albert Martincich, Lisette looked heavenly, beautiful, and adorable. With all smiles and warmth she graced the red carpet looking proud of herself. Lisette also noted that we are going to see more of her doing what she loves. A promise that she looked like she meant every bit of it.

She is photographed by Roman Hajduk and seraphim ENT.

Women 4Africa awards night event up date and highlights.

 2^nd ANNUAL WOMEN4AFRICA AWARDS 2013 !!

                                                                                              

Date: Saturday 18^th May 2013

Venue: Great Hall, Hornton street  W8 7NX Kensington.

The 2^nd Annual Women4Africa Awards will be honouring and recognising outstanding African women for their contributions and achievements from across 15 African countries such as Ethiopia, Malawi, Swaziland, Senegal, South Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana and more.

Some of the women to be awarded include Soneni Gwizi (the first female disabled radio broadcaster in Zimbabwe) Tonia Dabwe (founder of the Mineke Foundation in Liberia) Dr Joe Okei –Odumakin (‘Woman of Courage’ award recipient by US Secretary of State John Kerry and First Lady Michelle Obama) and Esther Madudu of Uganda a midwife and spokesperson for AMREF’s stand up for African mothers campaign.

 These are just some of the recipients on the day.

The awards ceremony is expected to have up to 1,000 attendees including a number of dignitaries, MP’s, High Commissioners and an array of Local and International Press Including  C.Hub magazine,BBC, Huffington Post and the Evening standard among others.

Founders Sam and Tola Onigbanjo and the entire Women4Africa team are set to make the Women4Africa 2013 Awards ceremony the biggest and most successful of its kind.

                                                                             

Speakers on the night Include: Sir Paul Judge, Eric Chinje and Dr Joe Odumakin.

For tickets and more info, www.women4africa.com